Ruperta Canseco brings this retablo to Saint James giving thanks for she met the painter Frida who helped her to bring her son to the doctor when he received a blow in the balls from a mule.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
Ruperta Canseco brings this retablo to Saint James giving thanks for she met the painter Frida who helped her to bring her son to the doctor when he received a blow in the balls from a mule.
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
Agustina Zavaleta, faithfully devoted to Saint Paschal, brings him the present retablo in sign of gratitude for he made so the food she offered to her friend Frida on her birthday came out very delicate.
Mexico, 1938
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
Isabel Gomez brings this retablo to the Virgin of the Solitude giving infinite thanks for she could see her friend the painter Frida is very much happy with her pets.
Mexico, 1945
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
I bring this retablo, with great devotion, to Saint Pancras giving him infinite thanks because my friend the painter Frida felt better in her illness thanks to the vacation in the countryside.
Andrea P., Mexico, 1949
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
I’m immensely grateful to you, Virgin of Guadalupe, because my faithful work companion, my horse Catrin, got recovered from an infection.
Bulmaro Perez
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
James suffered a devastating loss, so he prayed all his favorite saints that it would get better, and it did.
San Francisco, California, November 2020
Retablo by James H. Eddy
Giving thanks to the Child of Atocha for everything he did in my wife’s life when she almost died. This retablo is for that.
The Lopez family, Mexico
Retablo by Velez
I thank Saint Anthony because I married a good man who loves me and the animals. He accepted me with my monkey, dogs, cats and parrot. Now we all live happily on his ranch.
Retablo by Maya Prieto Salazar
One more year, my Saint Jude, I ask you to help me in my job as a prostitute so I could retire.
Vicky Valdez
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
I dedicate this to Juan Diego because Miguel stayed in my apartment to live with me and go on with our relationship without being afraid what his family—which is very opposed to it—would say. He made his mind when I proposed him, and now we are happy together.
Raymundo Cuevas
Col. Condesa, Mexico City, February 14, 1990
Retablo by Unknown artist #7
My gratitude to the Virgin of Guadalupe because my daughter Yolanda came back after running away with her boyfriend Tomas.
Agapito Mora
Retablo by Jorge Bonola
Cayetana Pantoja was cooking mole at the kitchen, when a dog ran chasing a cat and overthrew the pot with boiling mole on her legs. Through this retablo, she thanks Saint Paschal because the burns were minors.
Puebla, 1925
Retablo by Gonzalo Hernández
Señor Isidro thanks the Virgin of San Juan for helping him save his horse the Favorite from dying drowning when he came closer to the water to drink and fell into the river. Isidro asks you to give his hose health so he could keep on working on his lands so that his family would stay well and wouldn’t lack anything,
Villa del Carbon, August 27, 1996
Retablo by Luis Vilchis